Children's Ministry
Children are the future of FUMC and the Church at large. It is important for us to provide places for them to learn about the love of God, begin a solid foundation for their lives and to encourage them to be children of God. Here are some of the programs that are in place for the children of the church.
Nursery
Infants through three year old children are welcome to play and learn about Jesus in our secure environment.
Children's Sunday School - 9:30 am Service
Our Sunday School curriculum uses many different learning activities including crafts, songs and games to teach stories from the Bible.
Pattycakes
A four week session of activities in music and arts for children ages 1 through 4 years old and their parents / caregivers. Cost is $5 for first child, $2.50 per sibling for 4 week session. For further information or to enroll your child, call the church office.
Winter & Spring 2019 dates
Session 4 : Jan 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8
Session 5 : Feb 22, Mar 1, 8, 15, 22
Session 6 : Apr 5, 12, 26
Elementary Youth Fellowship - ELYFs
A safe place for youth (grades 3-5) to come and learn about Jesus and His love for them! Please join us for fellowship that is tailored towards our young youth. This year we will be taking a ride with John Wesley through our Methodist history with stories, crafts, science experiments and lunch! We will begin November 11 and continue on the 2nd Sunday of the month through May. The time will be 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Hope to see you there!
Vacation Bible School - VBS
Next to Sunday School, Vacation Bible School is one of our oldest children's ministries, spanning decades. VBS has a different theme each year and is free and open to all children.
Kids Discovery Network - KDN
Kids Discovery Network is an exciting outreach ministry at Port Huron First that just completed its fourteenth year last summer. We kick off the program in conjunction with Vacation Bible School, offering it as an outreach ministry, free of charge, to youngsters age 8 - 12 who live in our church neighborhood.
